DescriptionHAER PBG 7thStreet 361498pv.jpg	English: Jet Lowe, photographer, summer 1999 PA-490-B-1 SEVENTH STREET BRIDGE, LOOKING SW WITH SIXTH STREET BRIDGE IN BACKGROUND. Pittsburgh Seventh Street Bridge. Image, showing eyebar main and suspender cables, retrieved from Historic American Engineering Record. Sister bridge is in background (6th street according to caption)
Date	1999
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Author	Jet Lowe  (1947–)     Alternative names John T. "Jet" Lowe Description American photographer and architectural photographer Date of birth 1947  Work period 2013  Work location one of the photographers employed by the U.S. National Park Service on the Historic American Building Survey and Historic American Engineering Record projects Authority file : Q6188857 VIAF: 65457901 ULAN: 500111749 LCCN: n85260848 NLA: 35994660 Open Library: OL1193468A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q6188857
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• 2006-01-21 03:26 Lar 1024×732× (108544 bytes) ==Summary== Pittsburg Seventh Street Bridge image, showing eyebar main and suspender cables, retrieved from Historic American Engineering Record. Sister bridge is in background (either 6th or 9th, image is not clear on direction) ==Licensing== ==Licensin